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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23
MSbjprn &loter.
@n Sale al Oscar Nis1en.
Sra ("Mennelfeuennen").
(Slutnin9.)
s.. q. 8er9.

Wen Gnselif lerte ban paa ben
Maobe, at ban laante en- 8,bel, iom
ban 1oa lammenlisnet meo ben ~norife.
Sang 9ib efter bapbe ban la9t Jig laa
me9et op at ban lammen meb Ell a1z
ben 3ramboO9ut funoe fjpbe en- 2ert'
fon for l 9aler. timber aft bette gift
balpe 2pnnem til bet uofatti9e 9jem.
Sffe @anbt? @n iterf Gilie MOB BET
rette! - Gan par imiolertio blepen
poren os ban tiltraf fig nosle @nslenz
beres Dpmertiombeb, iom bar / @taz
panser paa 8eips. Sc bar at &ennerz
nes eamfunb, o9 De tos bam meo pper
til @nelano, bpor ban fit fin ferite unz
b%erp;snins. San bar ba 20 Gar. s
ct aar gift ban paa Sfole berouer os
tom {aa bjem isien - bpstis lite olene
/ @neelit, men osiaa meo ct soot @runo>
lag i andre Spro9. @aa 9oot baooe
ban benptiet 9ioen, at ban MI tlnoe
unberuiie 1elo, no9et, iom mansen Jung
Mtouo inart fit @runb til at iette 8ris
paa for eset @eotommenoe. - 5apbe
&loiter orbeioet meset fer, iaa 9joroe ban
bet lite mirbre MI. 9oor foitbar Eioen
par fpr bam, bar MO ct @i~onesbpro ON
i en- Timeplan, iom finbes efter bom fra
ben &ib, os iom ban iiben fulste sjenz
nern en- &effe al Nar. Og ban gjoroe
BET meo en iaa eiennemfsrt @nersi, at
BET life fnbes noseu, iom iaa bam lebis
uoeen 6tunb paa Dasen / bisie Nar -
fra 81 Morseu til 103 Qiten.. Naar
mani Iao ueb, at ban bapoe fin Tio belt
i ba1pe os bele Elmer bele 9asen sjenz
1em, faa pibner bette rner enb no9et
anbet ont en- i~taallat &arafter al oQer
fsrite @lass. @en ban trenste osiaa
til at bore fig.
San babe bat Totolafbolostanfen
meo fla fra england. Sra 8arnoom<
rnen bapoe ban lert at ffjsnne 2ioelien
peb Breutepinet. Set bar Nruesobs
fra bet fattise 9jem, Ell Grp, Tom iioen
bar ipreot fin @eliisnelie oper iaa manst
ct 9iem i bort tiare 6abrelanb. 30
talafbolbst bar uflenot ber / 2anoet ben
@ans. N@om mpuois Mano itob nu
aloiter Der, % ban felte at BET bpilte
anipar paa bam.- 9an bar ben eneite,
ion fjenbte noset til Sasen, % ban por
ie1pifrepeu til at tase ben op. @aa
itifteoe ban Stapaneer Eota(afbolosforez
ming !; men til bet bruste ban 10 Vat,
bet bar i 1859. @aa len9e bapoe ban
saoet i @tile os talt meo 8enner, fsr
ban troebe, bet funbe nptte at ilaa be
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23
Fotou0ttt De0 ct 80tnS
y {.

S ct Jansiel ! Stem 8eoforo, Deasi.
bar en- 5anse peb Napn Sim. iom pa'
bsmt til lipsparist 5ansiel. 9an pa,
alminbelis anieet lom en- beiperat oe
farlis Mano, altib rebe til Scamp oa
Mobfano. Gn Gang bapbe ban lasi
Ylanen til ale 5ansernes 5lpstnins
men blep forraabt al en- al be Sammenz
lporne. Senere prbnebe ban til al
minbelis Opitano men blep isjen opoaz
get. siben bebolbt bau Ylanerne for
fig ielu os lfjpnt ban altio lpitreoe Or
ore, bar bet bog iom 2ppen UNDER 2epes
temmerens 8liffe.
Gn Sag sunni fom ct Selifab at Ser
ret os Gamer forat beie 8psninserne.
@n al 9amerne bapoe meb Jig en- lioen
Yise. 5enslelsuosteren bjalp en CANT
mel Mano up Erapperne os bab Sin
om at bjelpe ben lille Yise. San ituoz
iebe. Gn misforneiet Mine git benoper
bans Nniist. Sen lille 8ise rafte besse
fine imaa 9anoer mob bam os iasoe: .
,Sm on oil, iaa tror jes, at jes oil
fpsle big"
6ans Nniist table ben bitre Mine os
1om en- PM 6ar lsftebe ban Barnet Up
paa fin Mrm. &omne ba1ppeis up /
9rappen fpsleoe bum bam og tommen up
forlanste bun at ban ltulbe fpsie benoe.
San rpbmeoe lom en Somfru os fpsieoe
benbes Sinh. 9a ban fom neb Trapz
perre, par Der Taarer / ben baarbe
Manbs gine, o9 fra ben Sag bar in9en
mere 1ti0e os lDbi9 END ban.
&anlfe bauoe ban fjernt fra Seem 8eoz
forb en- liben Datter, buis Ntinbe paasz
nebe / bam peo ben lille Htses &ps. ST.
gen peb bet. San aabneoe albrig lit
Sjerte for nosen; men BEN burti9e 6orz
anbring til bet bebre 9tper 9aab ON be-
bre Tioer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

Stertt Sorbifjelp iatte @fret blanbt
Snobps9erne / 2ancaiter England ben
lite Sec. Set rpitebe Bpsninserne os
~lebiasebes al ct ftert Builder. Solicit
fprtebe ub fra 9uiene; men intst 2ip
git tabt.
- Danmarfs Drowning bar foretaset
en- l1benlanbsreiie.
- @n Jung 5ripiQis peb @arniioneu
i Min9en sap forleben / Gimme fin lln<
beroficer en- Dtefis foran 5ronten. Den
un9e Wano, ber ct Ssu al en- al Mtiins
4ens MET feirebe Dperaiansere, % bar
en- fleraaris Jansielsitraf ipente, befla'
9es meset / fin 5sbebD.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23
40 Sperbeptsntngens Bel.
If Sobn 9. Cough.

Gn un9 Mano 9ap mig en- Dag BET
&aab fun at anbefals Saloonens ubrpoz
belle 40 Oplpsninsens o9 Ouerbepisz
nineens @ei. s ct Mpbe, bpor oenne
un9e Mano bar tilieoe, peste jes paa
bam og iasoe, at bet bar nosle al ben
5ormenin9, at man burbe uoelutfenoe
arbeioe peo "moral lualion". Seq for
talte en- Tilbraselle.
Tretten Mile berfra boeoe et &one.
Sum bar en 9oo Some, PM Mooer o9
elifenbe 9uitru. Seq f%ortalte 9iitorien
1aa iom BUN f%ortalte mig ben.
Min Mfano er en- Oraufer. Seq bar
arbeibet, baabet p9 bebt; men bar peret
ner peo at fortpiple. San brog bort
o9 bar fra 9jemmet / 10 9aae, 9a
ban font tilba9e par ban 1p9, ban bapbe
&opperne. 80 al bore Bprn bleo 9re6z
ne al Smitten p9 opoe. Saalen9e
min Manb laa ip9, pleiebe je9 bam os
pa je9 paaQebe oper bam Scat o9 Bag,
tantte jes 1iftert ban alorig mere tunoe
tomme til at britte - alori9 til at
%misbanole mig.
Seq troebe at ban altib bile tomme
til at erinore i'm iprselise @rfarins. s
treble 9uiet ira bort bolbt SCR. 2eouarb
en- Sfjenteitue. Stray mini Mano bar
bleoen raft os bar iitano til at 9aa uo,
bao ban bam fomme inb o9 ta9e ct
@las. San git, BRAT % bleo perre END
ban baooe peret %nosenfinoe fsr. Mu
1laar ban os misbanoler mig isjen. Seq
git en- Sag til 2eonurb, briitis til @az
Teri oe iasbe: Scr. 2eonar6 jes ituloe
pnlfe at De life piloe ielse min Manb
mere Dritfe"
"@aa 10 me6 Big" raabte ban, "bette
er lite noset @teo for &uinber, TOM
big ub"
"M1en jes oil bu ltal flute meo at
ielee bam 9ritte"
SPAS big ielu, flyer jes".
"6pao lom peotommer min Mano
pebfommer mig"
"@aar ou life no, iful jeg faite big ub"'
Manben bleo flint % jes maatte
lgbe ub.
Ere 9ase berefter tom en- Mabotone
iab til mig os iasoe: "Ders. 9uttle,
bin Sbn Neo bleo netop tplet uo al
2eonarbs Saloon iaa fulb at ban lite
Tan ftaa"
"9uab", ubbrpb jes, init tiaarsz
samle Barn fulb?"
"Sa"
Barnet bleo lsftet op al &aben os
baaret bjem os bet tos fire Gage, fpr
ban bar iitaro til at itaa op fra fit 2eie.
Seq git ZEN til 2eonarbs Saloon %
ia9be:
"Du gap min Sbn, Neb, Dritfe!"
"aom big ub berfla" bar Sparet.
jes iasbe:
"eSe9 oil lite at bu ifal siue min 5bn
Dritfe Du bat ruineret min Manb, for
Cubs SfDlb ipar min @sn! Seq falbt
neb paa mime &ner os Taarerne ranbt
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23
neb. 40 mine &inber, men ban to9 mig
peb @fulbrene os ipenbte mig ub".

~ ~ ffN"1S ""sS :"
"Da", iasbe jes os pesebe mob ben
unge Manb, "fan Der bel life bore Sale
ON moral iuaiion". Nnta9 1T benne
&ninoe a bin Mooe,, bpab pilbe bu
sjsre i'm nosen ipenbte benbe. Sen
unse Maab ipraot op fra fit Sebe %
lparebe bpit::" "brebe bam"! Men BET
er life moral iuaiion", iasbe ie9.
"SSes ifulbe orebe bam iom ies pilbe
orebe ben Slanse, Der lasbe fig / min
8el!" lpareoe ban.
Seen ri saar life iaa uiot. 81 trOr
life paa Muro ps 5oriplselie, men paa
at al uerse Glenoisbeoen ueo Brobibition.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23
Mf Dt8tt8bes!

Nsenter fan faa itabist % let Mroe.oe
% goo Betalins, enten be leper paa 6urm
euer / 8p. 9ilitriu y9be go>Operatipe3n.
bemnitp Co." for 8etin9elier. Hen9e be-
tales til Meblemmer | Sp9oomstilf9lbe.
Mbbresie: g. .. Bog 549,
MinneapoliS. Ninn. q
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,Jelt @aabet" foiter TIM 81 Naret
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she zane around the oornsr he os,..
ssdnina With tears 10 her eyes an6 4
shawl over Der hsad % leIt Z nsfvajs.....
tat her husband had been bssfIne 49,
again.
: Well you mass 60 70 9 pollas eour,
and eel . warrantn
Yes, IN 90 the hrst shinv A. A.
moRninR. Don,t yoa think also hevs
eroands for div0Eosf
WY, esrtatuiy. Go 10 SOMA imwvay
and tell him what 8 E0afaF amd hrms@
your husband ~ and yon'H kage ~
tr0nbie."
Did yoa say ioalsr ana brusafp
Yes. ma'sm. he oneas - - tarrnA
And feafhered and rods - 4 al =
ADon't you saF that. nisF' nha hns1w
exoiaimtd, and don's yoa dare eaii -
basband i04fef sad = brnts.
nat tsn'I kefs
q No. sir. He's ons q lhs tindo,t
and best hnsoan6a in Dstroit, ana n
JOS taIs aboal him II have you nn "a
aIandsf. Tie idea. Donit roa ne91r
d1re y apeak % ms aGatn-nsfsrF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-18
SEATTLE, ". T., FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY IS. 1887.

Gre % tha lsaaeFs al ne hand. kfllEre
cns here. breaking tha laR q ansther
fAsxe, anA shootinn oabsrs thrunrh sha
bowels. Tna hard scattered and ran
down the trails IN bsHildsraA eonfu-
sion- Ihan FoRtof opened Gre ca thann.
1neY oi1 no4 know where % 90. Be-
bird then KiGas CRACKED. Before thea
KiiIe cracked. They hesllnlea. They
ateod alfli. Thsir e1mlaas1 we're fan
tnz aead amene them. O1huxa we're
wounded ana orlsd nIo1d. TneV ran n
circles o. tha hf|Iaida.
the 1riRhtened animals. When hat
eszd had dFifted pass him be rs6llsd
ne e3pty ma9azlne of bis Fils and
opened another box az eartridass and
iuPatieBtlY waited for nnothar herd to
eroa the divide. when the paEty's car
tridRea weEe exhanH1ed The men akinn-
ed tee dad animal2 Tha meat vas
len en ne ground fer uolvea and other
caKniFufu1s animals 10 eat Porter
noaa1sd 10 me that be had killed ffo an
talope In one day at the tEAils Of this
erossina paace. One hundred and forty
killed msanR about 30 wounded and
no1 secured. Il msans scores % poor
animals wandering ever the plAina
With hrnken lsos trailing behind
than. otAeF soores with THAR bowels
STREAMING rlbhon-like from their
wounds and eatnhina % The gaRe-
bEesh e they sought 10 hide frem
wolves whioh they knew were On their
bloody txailG ] looked e Porter 10
client hsrror &c estimated The suffer
lag be hsd csnsed. d.-Frsak Wizkssoa b
-Ntw York Snn.
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Dson o. rnE AxrKLsrx.

Aman By The name Of Potter or Per
tsF, Who i wonderful rife sbot, per-
suaAea thrsa OF four men 70 join him IN
he business Of killing antelope fog
shsiF skins. fhey aslosted this croes-
fna tslaos for m ambush. II the woods
nsaF ths snmmit Of The divide and
aboua hundrea yards from The game
trails PoaaeKis assistants wera stationed.
Potter, Who wna armed with q heavy
hreeeh Ioadine magazine rife, c0ucealsd
himself in the woods about bali wAy
aown fhn nountaina from whish point
be eould sc the tKails for l0ng way
Ia bath dirsnttunA His amb1ah gns
not ever seventy cards fron TIE trails
Eupposs if was IN he fan. In the
fail tie nntelope swarm o1s of - park.
Bad kfier bard fellow lhsiE isadsrs
OpsR Ne kiIL Every enimai b anxiuas
- Ref cas q ths park bsfass ths uin-
tsris Arxlio lie strEns ba9in 70 ssssp
assaas ihs 0pen hizhiand RFaziaa
sroand. Whsn the hands bad paeske
bsyun1 - ambqscads Ne nsn opsnnd
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ArAK oN ma.


TIE latest sfad," imported straight
from England. Il 5 e'oloek tea. Ths
fashioaAbie drink b tsA. Tue fsshina'
able hoaF, 8 o'clock. And that not On
some pastioulAE day. but every day. A
b b faehiomabie ono must dine a. ],
fer the same reason fail noa 70 drink toa
at o'clock. II may be- done at one'1
own house o. a. Q friends. u matters
noe. 30 long as q 10 done. There are
now displayed, IN stores for such wares,
5 O'clock tables and O'Clock tee sets.
both pretty and tempting adiuncts 70
modern hems comforts. During Q re-
cent visis 20 an EnRlish country house.
going With some nembera Of % family
% pay calls Ia the neiehboFhood (mean-
inR anywhere within ten OF twelve
Hilesl, at each and every house a
watch Ths Herald correspondent called
during The afternoon, they we're offered
eups Of bot tee and thin bread and but-
isf. AZ Sir Henry H-'s Whoss place
they reached about 8 o'clock. we found
quite party assembled 10 take Tea With
the children (their evenina meai), and
In this case it consisted Of the addition
Of jam and hot cakes 70 the usual tee
and bread and butter. Hare 10 another
very good EnRlish cuz 10 follow, the
simple diet on which their children are
fed. This "5 o'clock tea" 10 very pref
~ fashion, q refreshing one, too, and
within khe means Of any one. The hab-
it Of keeping kettle Of boiling water IL
one easily taught 10 very commonplace
domestic, and the making and the serv-
ing # the tea itself is done in the pArlor,
nr.I - eka ,..fnk~nna kannnnn n, SO 49,
h0u many servants may be at her beck
down 10 as from the wandering Arabs,
that Of the waiting upon ones guests
oue's self.
Use q copper kettle. and keep ID
bright ana shining. for u musf be
brouRht into the very presence Of youF
visitor. Black tee IL acknowledged the
best ws get here. and much puEer than
the Rreen sent over 10 us. Another
stsry might be told II il we're possible
10 obtain some OF the green ten the
Chinese keep fer their own use. Infuss
the tea. Don't boil 10. Pour the boil
ing water from the bright little kettle
the servant hands yon on the tea In the
dainty china pot. The exact measure
must be learned from experience Of
one'a own kettle and ones own tea pot.
Cover the pos 80 il stands on the hearth
or Q slowly burning alcohol lamp with
. pretty "ooay "-anotheF English fash
ion-that il may not lose lie bouquet.
and serve IN iuss six minutes.
A pretty woman whose dainty fingers
are busy ever the brewing OF the tea,
can never ind herself In q more beoom.
ing pose. Il is q caston that Gts n ex
actly With that Of having regular af-
ternooa ct home. And the Iaitss idea is
no longer looked upon as 'sppttinQ on
airs" bat as plain common sense.
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A NKKyx ExonKnn.--frank Jones,
Who was killed e. Garrison last week
while backing" q snow hank. was one
Of the nerviest men IN the service. Il
b rule On railroads that for backing
snow only men Of uDqnsstionable serve
shall - seleeted. A friend relates the
following Circumstances, illustrating The
mans characteristics heroism. Is wns
81 Mniian tunDei. Upon leaving TIE
tunnel On tbs doHn grade, east side, be
discovered tafwaya on TIE wstoh) thai
The train had broken i1 two iust back
of the baggage car. which, Of eo1rse,
caused q m0mentary anxiety on his
part. 10 being IN the night He tmmedi-
ately took in TIE situafion, opened up
his engines and ran down ths steep grade
(which shruld never be run down a.
q rate Of speed exoeedine ten miles an
hoaFl ea fast - spead could take him,
his objsc9 and tudGment bsinG 10 keep
Away frsm tbs rear end Of the tram,
| taking chances OF ditohine bis engine
| 70 save The passengers iuuooenily sloep-
ing On The train. AZ the foot Of The
aFnds Be I'D not sioD bic engins and
jump o4. aa be eOaid have done, and
save his life, but kept he eaRis
ere cut and rated bis speed aeenFdine
% The circumstances, and - the
balAncs Of TIE train came dsgn
(sgo sisspsEs and thses eoachesl ssnRhi
them and saved the train wifh = Ders
Jar - the passengers, Who nsvef kneU
Iha Gauss Of u. and only nwoAe and
drupped 10 slesp again, never knowing
Of tie damesE they weEe n Ihi1 - tha
nan sho was killed a. Garrison. - BMfzs
later MeEatasn.
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One has only 10 look over the scale Of
legs cut In this district and compare Il
With the scale Of few years ago 10 70.
alize fully the skinnina process now 20.
ing on. was looking over the record
OF the scale kept By the TitiabawAssse
Boon Company, and as matter Of In
terest tnok theFefrom the scale por Ioc
for Q series Of years. IL h as follows:
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Never, unnoiicited, inteEmsddle in
ahs prlsaae affairs Of q fxisnd. and keep
lnpiniafs nmy informHfiou of Q private
stuxs which. by viFtae Of your Teia-
iiens. may have cone Into year poeaes-
mom.
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Rnas. the talivman, whiia msslntfnm i'm
muWing pila az inmheR here tnaav. hm "a
ha foot cmuRhl under lci ~ falsinR
lumber and aasaainea . severe npEMin u
hta ankle. The steamer AnRaata called
y aud took him 10 bic hone IN Port
MAdison.
AveFaes Crepa Alsnrea.
eAz FnkNolaco. Feb. 1s.-Taday -
ine nFse clear das this monih n lkis
city and many parts q ths interior.
euHoiont fain has noa fallen b make
Tie cropa safe throaahoat tha etafa.
kven where he Least rain has fallen an
average crop i assured.
shlppln9 HnasIIszenes.
PoET TowSxEssn. Feb. i7.-ArriVea-
SHIPS Detroit. 0rlenfal. W. A. Oampball.
Oommodors, AuFsolA. Meirnsa ana NhlF.
ley; baEka Emerald, T1mpiaF. the Nor
we0ian haFk OhnRiea BAH from Ama-
tralia, and the British bark Nellie Nav
from Honolulu; Heho0nora Ooromn. An
nta 1iarsUn and Huenema. The ship
snmaaEa passed 40 In tow og aha tnn
Tmnoma.
TIE BRITISH bark Enaara, Captain
Fulton, from astoria 10 Hnnokcnn. waa
spoken oy lhs ehfp OAmphell o. lhe l6lh
IN lae e6.lb. long. i88. AL were veil.
1he MARI =. araith passed ~ the
Bonnd.
sAn FaAnuaco. Fsh. sT.--Arrivsd-
Steamer Oregon. from Portland.
eailed-barkentine Wrestler, for Ia
coma.
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Ons q shs Flori1a hslsls anuElnRly
ADVERTISE thas Il has sapsrisF social
advsntaEs4
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~FFisnd- isa esod. strong word. Ap
piy q ust 20 epsFy new aequa1nianne.
saEs it foE . fsu vhose adoDtion you
hass sried and net fc1n4 ne esssncs
9nn1iaa,
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SOCIETIES.


.,,ux aKATTLK wOhSKNs CHRIS
80 Teruafanca Unlon mee1g every
.4e.ss@~ a 80 8. NJ, a. the Eir1t 8otho4-
= ,r-,teeopai Chuseh, eocond 9.Eoet. An
9se7sflrn women earnestly invited -
sasr-d- la4
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New Genet DlseoveFed.

Roczrsrxa IN. r.. February l7.-DF.
Isuis, one Of the DiFeotoFs Of Warner
Observatory, this morning received 9
telegram from Professor =. Y. Barnard,
Of the Vanderbilt University ObseFva-
tory ct Nashville, announcing the dis
ooveFy last nieht Of another comet. II
was very faint, and uas moving rapidly
IN 8 neFthusss direction. It's position
Il: Riahs ascension, 8 hours, 4 minutes,
10 seconds: destination south ,l6 degrees,
10 minutes. This discovery entities
Profeeear Barnard 70 another Warner
prize Of 8l0O. making $500 In all taken
By him.
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sAH FnaNclnco. FEB. IT, Indications
for - hears eemmeneing e q "a. Fsb.
ruarF leth foT Oeegan and Washineinn
Terrltory nse; Fair WeafhaE, exeopt
liRht Fnfns Aiona fhs eoas1 fr0n Pert
Iand npEthgard.
TaEiymsn Eslnssa ns Pssi nlahsiy.
Poaz Bzaxux. FEB. l7.-Thopas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-18

The blockade on the California and
Oregon still continnes. TIE road 10 not
open beyond Dunsmuir. The passen-
GERS are snow bound af DunamuiE and
Edgewood. There have been many
slides, and for this reason The snow
plows have been unable 10 run into the
blockade 10 advantage. Superintendent
Fillmore states that be expects the road
10 Be opened within "a houra.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
Arrixals Yesterday.

Rropellor ]. L. Rumbsll. Riyesdsle, S.
coo feet lumber; Prop. CITY OF New York,
Chicago. $4,000 feet lumber; Prop. Michael
Groh, 500. 900 feet lumber; Schooner Eveline
Bates. Denton Harbor, 10000 feet lumber
Sch. n. T. Cook, Chicago, 100000 feet lum-
Der; sch. Kate Lyons, Chicago. 10000 feet
lum Der: Sch. Jack Thompson. Chicago.
250, coo feet lumber; Sch. O. shaw, High
land Park. so GO feet lumber; sch. City OF
Grand Haven. Chicago. 225, 600 feet lumber;
Sch. Rouse Sim mons, Chicsgo. 250.o00 ieei
lumber: c. l. Roeder, Chicago, 100000
shingles; Thos Hume, Chicago, 25o.OOo
feet lumber Total, 2,235, 600 feet lumber,
$4,000 shingles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

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